Voting day isn’t just a day; it’s a vital exercise in democracy. Your vote is your voice, a powerful tool to shape the future of our country. But […]
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Promises in Progress: Why Biden’s Major Bills Aren’t Resonating—Yet
It’s easy for impactful achievements to be overshadowed by the noise of immediate concerns and skepticism. Yet, the Biden administration’s four cornerstone bills—the American Rescue Plan, Bipartisan Infrastructure […]
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A Generation Divided by Gender and Politics
The 2024 election has become a fascinating referendum on gender roles, especially among Gen Z voters. There’s an undeniable trend: young women are breaking for Kamala Harris, while […]
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How Occupy Wall Street Changed Activism
In the fall of 2011, a group of disenchanted citizens gathered in Zuccotti Park in New York City, setting in motion what would become one of the most […]
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Profit Over Patients: Examining the Ethics of Pharmaceutical Pricing
The pharmaceutical industry in the United States holds a unique and controversial position when it comes to drug pricing. Unlike other developed nations, the U.S. allows drug companies […]
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The Democrats’ Road to Victory Runs Through Detroit
Detroit. The beating heart of Michigan’s Black community. It’s a city that doesn’t just lean Democratic; it’s a city that has carried Democratic victories in the past. And, […]
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What Happened to Portland?
Portland has long been a beacon of progressive ideals—a city that stood up for environmental justice, embraced cultural diversity, and championed policies aimed at leveling the playing field. […]
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Deregulation and Devastation in North Carolina
North Carolina stands as a tragic reminder of what happens when a state’s government prioritizes corporate interests over the well-being of its citizens. The recent devastation wrought by […]
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Balancing the Books for Tomorrow: Ensuring Financial Stability Across Generations in Chicago Schools
Illinois and Chicago are once again at a financial crossroads, confronting a billion-dollar budget gap that highlights the challenging intersection of fiscal responsibility and ethical stewardship. With significant […]
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When the Music Stops: What to Do When Your Go-To Tech Is Decommissioned
Technology has a way of becoming indispensable in our lives, from VoIP adapters to streaming platforms. Over time, these tools blend into daily routines, providing reliable service for […]